By way of ending, we would again point out that the account which we have given of survivals in dress and their history, shows that they in their development are governed by the same laws as those which act on the bodies and organs of living creatures, and we hope that what we have gathered together may be taken as a small contribution to "the proper study of mankind," which we have been told times out of number is nothing more nor less than "man." BIBLIOGRAPHY The small numbers given in the text correspond with those printed here. NO. PAGE 1. "The Origin of Species," by Charles Darwin. (First edition published 1859) 2 2. "Development in Dress," by George H. Darwin. _Macmillan's Magazine_, September, 1872, page 410 3 3. "_Pithecanthropus erectus_, eine Menschenaehnliche Uebergangsform aus Java," by Eug. Dubois, Batavia, 1894 7 4. "Journal during the voyage of H.M.S. Beagle," by Charles Darwin. Minerva Library, 1889, page 154 11 5. "The Industrial Arts of Denmark," by J. J. A. Worsaae. 1882, page 48 18 6. See Number 2, page 412 30 7. Notice of Lecture given by Mr. Allan Poe Newcombe, in the Sandwich Islands. Quoted from the _Honolulu Commercial Advertiser_ in _The English Mechanic_, No. 1934 49 8. See Number 6 58 9. "The Human Beast of Burden," by Otis T. Mason. Smithsonian Report of the United States National Museum, 1887, page 246 110 10. "Anthropology," by Edward B. Tylor. 1892, page 236 111 11. "The British Lake Dwellings near Glastonbury." 1896, page 13 117 12.} "The Gem Cutter's Craft," by Leopold Claremont. 1906, 123 13.} pages 75 and 87 124 14.} "Some Suggestions as to the Origin of the Penannular 15.} Brooch," by Edward Lovett. _The Reliquary_, Vol. X, 1904, page 15 125 16. "Races of Man," by Oscar Peschel. English Translation, 1889, page 174 136 17. "The Cyclopædia of the British Costumes, from the Metropolitan Repository of Fashions." 1826, page 196 145 18. A letter in _The Morning Post_ of November 12th, 1897, from Messrs. André & Co. 153 19. "English Costume," painted and described by Dion Clayton Calthrop. 1906, page 130 156 20. Article on "Cockades" in _The Sketch_ for March 9th, 1898 158